The finance district is quieter than its size suggests: plenty of squares, few kisses. Fintech apps, payment providers, exchanges, investing tools, accounting software and the banks that pretend to be startups all live here, drawn from what each site says about itself.
It is also the district most likely to understand the town's economics at a glance. A square costs a dollar; evicting one costs double what its owner paid, one dollar minimum, and the price doubles on every eviction after that. Pricing has the full table, and the Throne in the centre of town runs the same rule from a hundred dollars up.
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